If you are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, you can access our services for free.
We offer education, training and support within hostels, day centres and local community venues in Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield.
Please fill in the form below with your phone or email address and we will get back to you within two working days.
Please note our office is not open to public. Contact us by phone, email or the form opposite.
Mandy Carlson
The Winter Term runs from Monday 6th January to Friday 29th March 2020.
Activities timetableEvery year we work with thousands of people to help them rebuild their lives and leave homelessness behind for good. How we can help depends on someone's needs and situation.
One of our friendly experts will spend time with you to work out what you need. We could help you with:
We look forward to welcoming you for a special evening of carols and to focus on our shared goal of ending homelessness.
Our volunteers support us in our goal to end homelessness by encouraging and motivating members in our classes and helping them to build confidence, supporting our members to manage and sustain their tenancy or helping behind the scenes to ensure our team can do their job. Our volunteers time matters and they are an inspiration to all of us. Even this photo was taken by a volunteer.
Preparations are well underway now for the annual Volunteers Walk in Rotherham that takes place during Volunteers Week. The walk is a great way to celebrate the fantastic contributions of volunteers across Rotherham, and this year the theme is ‘making a difference-be inspired’. Organised by Voluntary Action Rotherham, the walk starts and finishes at Rotherham Minster and this year is on Thursday 6th June at 12noon. Crisis is one of the partners involved in the planning and preparation for the walk and this year a team of staff and members have been busy volunteering; packing goody bags for the walk participants. The team will also be meeting and greeting participants on the day as they register and as they finish to give them their medals.
We often have volunteer roles as classroom assistants, administrators and more.
Together with homeless people and our supporters, we've achieved real change.